Many customers looking fabric sofas with the aesthetic of, yet hesitate due to concerns about cleaning. In fact, cleaning a fabric sofa is not difficult at all! It can even be easier to maintain than leather.

When your new sofa arrives home, you can use a vacuum cleaner to thoroughly remove any surface dust.

Daily Cleaning for Fabric Sofas

• Regular Vacuuming: Vacuum your sofa regularly. Using a vacuum cleaner with a fabric brush attachment will yield even better results.

• Deep Cleaning: Have a professional sofa cleaning company perform a deep clean once a year to keep the fabric looking brand new.

• Home Maintenance: Alternatively, you can use a small household fabric upholstery cleaner for routine maintenance.

Please Note: For tech fabric (leathaire) sofas, avoid using high-temperature cleaning, as it can damage the waterproof coating on the surface.

Stain Removal Methods for Fabric Sofas

If your sofa gets stained, don't worry—it is actually very easy to clean.

• For Colored Liquids: Immediately blot the surface moisture with a dry cloth. Use a small amount of soapy water to gently wipe the stained area in a circular motion, wipe it clean with a slightly damp cloth, and then dry the fabric thoroughly with a hair dryer.

• For Stubborn Stains: Please use a specialized fabric cleaner. There are many fabric cleaning products available on the market that can help remove tough stains. Simply follow the product instructions, and the stains can be easily removed.

Odor Removal Methods for Fabric Sofas

Over time, it is inevitable that some odors will absorb into the sofa surface. You can sprinkle some baking soda onto the surface of the fabric sofa, let it sit for about 30 minutes, and then vacuum up the powder completely.

How Baking Soda Removes Odor: Baking soda is weakly alkaline, allowing it to neutralize common daily odor molecules (such as sweat odor).

Note: For more stubborn odors, we recommend cleaning with a professional fabric upholstery cleaner.